Access control, Blocked number option, Manual route test capability – Quintum Technologies Call Routing Server User Manual

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Chapter 1: Overview

When selecting potential egress routes for each call, the Routing Server’s routing engine selects the appropri-
ate egress routes for a given call after inspecting several criteria dictated by the ingress group associated with
the call.

Access Control

Through an Access Control Directory, configurable through the Routing Server Manager, you are able to con-
figure control over the endpoints which may use voice network services. The Call Routing Server may block
access to the voice network services by certain IP endpoints, or only provide access to voice services from cer-
tain IP addresses. Access Control directories enable you to define a profile that indicates the source endpoint
to which calls will be routed.

In the event an endpoint is disallowed access to the voice network, the call will be disconnected with a user
defined cause code; the applicable cause codes are typically defined by ITU-T recommendation, which
defines the standard cause code usage for DSS-1 and SS7 ISUP.

Blocked Number option

To limit the scope of the service area supported by an ingress group, through the Blocked Number Directories,
you can block certain dialed numbers (DNIS). When a number is dialed which matches an entry in the Block
Number Directory, the call will be rejected. You may use a different blocked number for each of the various
ingress groups within the network.

Manual route test capability

A manual test route capability enables you to “test” a call route before actually sending calls over it using the
Routing Server. Through this option, you can simulate a call and a list of successful routes for that specific
call.

Easy installation/access

Installation is complete in three steps: Install hardware, assign IP address to the routing server, and install the
management software, Quintum Routing Server Manager.

An LCD front panel is used to assign an IP address. It’s as simple as entering the applicable IP address and
pressing a button. Once the IP address is assigned, you can install the Routing Server Manager and begin con-
figuring the unit.

Integrated Web-based management ease of use

Through the Quintum Routing Server Manager, you can manage your Call Routing Server. The Routing
Server Manager
includes the following features:

Simple Windows-based menu tree. Through a Windows-based menu tree, which appears on the left side of
the screen, you can click on the desired menu option and a configuration screen relating to that item will pop
up (if there are sub-menu items available, they will be also listed). From there, you can configure all desired
options and submit the profile. In addition, when you right-click on any menu item, a list of available com-
mands, such as Add and Help will be displayed.

Easy Installation. Once an IP address is assigned to the unit, you can download the Routing Server Manager
from a specific web address. The self-installation process begins immediately and a series of screens will
guide you through the process. A default location is suggested, but you have a choice of where to install the
file. Once the software is installed, you can open the Routing Server Manager and begin configuring/viewing
router files.

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